Things to do for July 15, 2010

The Weekender

Lingerie Sales, Day Drinking and a Dodger Flea Market

Thursday

This week, Perks is bringing you an exclusive invite to spend Labor Day weekend in Napa with Thomas Keller,
hanging out at the French Laundry, and he’ll take you on a culinary whirlwind of catered meals and
demonstrations. Save your appetite.

Waterloo & City’s Proper Happy Hour

Every day starting now, 5pm is a good time to get to Waterloo & City—that’s when their very English
happy hour starts. To go with your $6 Pom Collins (gin, lime, pomegranate), they offer Duck
Pâté and Chicken Liver & Foie Gras Mousse. A slight step up from bar nuts.

Friday

SKIVVIES

One Weekend, Two Sexy Sales

You’ve got two ways to bring this week’s heat wave into the bedroom (or wherever you want to bring it).
And the good news is, both ways involve lingerie. It’s up to 50% off at Coco de Mer, and up to 70% off at
Kiki de Montparnasse. Who wears what is up to you.

Saturday

EARLY START

The Cat & Fiddle Opens for Breakfast

You’ve spent a few late Hollywood nights in this courtyard with a beer in your hand. Now picture that, but
in the morning. For the first time, the Cat & Fiddle is opening for breakfast—so you’ll soon be
working your way through a boozy mix of Lemon Crepes, Huevos Rancheros and $5 Irish
Coffees. Breakfast of champions...

Sunday

BBQ

Ivan Kane’s Café Was Gets Grilling

You’re always on the lookout for prime spots for barbecue-feasting and day-drinking, so keep Café Was in
mind this weekend. The chef is hauling the grill out to the patio for heaping $19 plates of baby back ribs,
brisket, corn and potato salad. Another $15 gets you bottomless Bloody Marys, screwdrivers or champagne.
Feel free to enjoy them topless.

The Rose Bowl is no longer the only monolithic flea market at a major local sports venue—starting Sunday
you can head to the Dodger Stadium parking lot for more than 500 vendors hawking vintage furniture, clothes
and undiscovered gems. There’s also a charity auction where you can bid on Jerry Bruckheimer’s Louis
Vuitton backpack. Don’t worry, it won’t explode.